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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

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Agency Information

AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER: = 124-10326-10100
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILENUMBER:  62-99724-9, 10
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: BRANIGAN
TO: BELMONT
TITLE:
DATE: 04/30/1954
“PAGES: 4
SUBJECTS :
BUREAU SOURCE 100 (ANGLETON)
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: — Secret
RESTRICTIONS: 1B
‘CURRENT STATUS: — Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: = 08/17/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: APPROVAL OF CIA
COMMENTS : INC MEMO

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As you are aware, James Angleton of CFA frequently tubns
over to the Bureau on a highly confidential basis information which
has been developed through operations headed by Angleton, Im many
instances the information is given to the Bureau without clearing

through regular CIA channels, In almost all instances-it ts given
to us with the clear understanding that if included in a report or
other communication prepared for dissemination outside the Bureau
the information will be so set forth that it cannot be traced back

to either ‘Angleton, pr CIA. \$in such instances where the toraclt ton

relates-toffsraeli tters/ %t has been the practice offIsraeli ‘S)
supervisors to cléar with Angleton before disseminatin tnformation
from him owtside the Pureausd

os in taking up such a matter with Angleton last week it

ywas determined that he objected to attributing information which

Whe had furnished to "Confidential informant T-2, an Agency of the
VS overnment which conducts personnel and intelligence investigations,"

He pointed out that by describing T-2 as an agency of the Government

which conducts personnel and intelligence investigations the Bureau
vy (eas revealing to outside, agencies thatthe material did in fact.

come from another Government agency. tnce the material related ;
Sa | to an individual who now resides in srael,JAngleton stated that, (S)
Sour his opinion, recipient agencies culd 1dGically conclude that -

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iS the information had originated with CIA since such an individual
= would be under CIA jurisdiction insofar as investigations abroad
o’ are concerned, Angleton requested that the information merely : |
, be attributed to Confidential Informant T-2, who, in this instance,
a could be described as being of known reliability. ;

“1 handling of information received from Angleton in-the future, if —
the Liaison Section could work out a procedure whereby Angleton
might be referred to as a Bureau informant.This would permit the
Supervisors receiving the Angleton material firsthand to transmit
it to the field and advise the field that the information in any
report should be attributed to an informant with a temporary symbol
number, which informant could be evaluated as having furnished in-
formation of a reliable nature in the past. On the informant page
the temporary symbol number could he identified by the regular

It is suggested that tt would materially assist in the Q

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